List of articles on rehabilitation
Similarity between the pain caused by the thermal grill illusion and the pain after a stroke or spinal cord injury
When you put your hands on the grill, which has alternating hot and cold sticks, you may feel heat and pain, even though it shouldn't really be hot.child […]
Changes in central sensitization syndrome are involved in whether pain recovers as expected Kio University
A research group led by Hayato Shigeto and Shu Morioka in the doctoral program at Kio University's graduate school found that "changes in central sensitization syndrome" affect pain recovery. […]
Propose rehabilitation using "shadow play" for patients who are afraid of pain and cannot put weight on their feet
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a sprain, bruise, or fracture […]
Stroke patients with mild movement paralysis but slow walking Kio University analyzes walking characteristics
Naomichi Mizuta and Shu Morioka, who are in the doctoral program at Kio University Graduate School, have found that walking speed […] despite the relatively mild motor paralysis of the lower limbs among stroke patients.
Stroke patients misattribution sensory feedback to exercise Kio University
Mr. Hiroshi Miyawaki and Mori […]
Developed a wearable robot for walking rehabilitation support, Kyoto University, etc.
Koji Ohata, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University, Nao Tsuboyama, Faculty of Health Sciences, Bukkyo University, Yuichi Sawaguchi, Mechanical Engineering Department, Kyoto Institute of Technology […]
Investigating behavioral and personality traits of people who avoid excessive pain Kio University
In response to painful exercise, humans "do not move at all (excessive avoidance behavior)", "move while avoiding pain (pain suppression behavior)", "pain [...]
Functional recovery from brain damage, successful with artificial neural connection system
A research group of the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science's Brain Function Reconstruction Project uses an artificial neural connection system for brain regions that do not have hand motor function […]
Difference in exercise observation effect depending on whether you look at yourself or others, depending on the injured side of the brain
Among stroke victims, rehabilitation that observes the movements of others evokes a clearer image and puffs […] in those with a right hemisphere injury.
Kio University and others elucidate that people with chronic low back pain become slow to bend and stretch their hips due to "exercise fear"
The research group of Associate Professor Tomohiro Osumi (Neurorehabilitation Research Center) of Kiou University, in collaboration with the University of Tokyo and Konan Women's University, […]